'human sophistication' is a perfectly valid phrase in written English.
It can be used whenever you want to refer to the process of humans developing more intricate and nuanced ways of thinking, living, and expressing themselves. For example, "The city of Oslo has experienced a surge in human sophistication, as demonstrated by its vibrant art scene and emerging technology industry."
Perhaps those of us concerned that teenagers will experience disappointment once they start messing with each other's bits suggests that the only sensible harm reduction policy is teaching film theory in sex education class as a means of demonstrating the technical sophistication human beings employ to make things seem real when they are not.
The popularity of alternative medicine among humans and the sophistication of sports medicine are reflected in the barn, according to trainers, veterinarians, riders and breeders.
(Published May 13) 2. THERAPIES TO SOOTHE ALL FOUR LEGS The popularity of alternative medicine among humans and the sophistication of sports medicine are reflected in the care of horses.
But, for agents possessed of human-like cognitive sophistication, it is important to recognize that constraints come from elsewhere as well.
The special sophistication of human agency may be traced to the fact that humans have much more sophisticated linguistic methods for giving voice to their motivating noncognitive attitudes.
"For all our supposed sophistication, a human is still an animal, a primate," Mr. Lorentz said, as sunset flashed pink over Bergdorf Goodman.
The report paints a picture of an increasingly complex threat, with crime groups diversifying into areas like carbon credit and payment card fraud while conducting more traditional activities like drug and human trafficking with growing sophistication.
The report described an increasingly complex threat, with crime groups getting involved in matters like carbon credit and payment card fraud, while conducting more traditional activities like drug and human trafficking with growing sophistication.
While the sophistication of human humour requires the medium of language, Panksepp says he would not be surprised if positive emotions could be trigged in some animals by viewing slapstick events which they find startling or surprising.
